Archive for February, 2010

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Ask The Readers: What Do You Want To See On TGH?

Every once in a while I write a post that asks you guys, the important ones in this relationship, what you want to see from the site. What you want to get out of the site. What you don’t like about the site. After all, without you reading it every day, the site wouldn’t even [...]

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Do Melting Ice Caps Affect The Salt Content Of The Oceans?

Dear EarthTalk: If the ice caps are melting, what is happening to the salt content of the oceans? And might this contribute to weather patterns or cause other environmental problems? It’s true that the melting of the polar ice caps as a result of global warming is sending large amounts of freshwater into the world’s [...]

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Quick Green Reads For The Weekend Volume 154.

In case you missed it, yesterday I wrote a “Dear Obama” letter regarding healthcare reform. Dear President Obama: We Need Healthcare Reform Right Now. Health care should be a right for every person on earth, and it’s about time the U.S. catches up to the rest of the world in providing access to it for [...]

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Dear President Obama: We Need Healthcare Reform Right Now.

Although I rarely do it, I sometimes use this site as a place to talk about things other than just environmental issues. Today is one of those days. I have recently joined the ranks of the 47 million Americans without health insurance. I am self-employed, make a good living, and I am healthy to the [...]

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Do One Thing: Choose Ground Shipping.

This is an easy one, unless you are in a hurry. Most everyone buys stuff online and has it shipped to their house. But are you taking the time to realize how your item is being shipped to you? Companies usually give you an option of how you want something shipped – via Ground or [...]

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Greenwash Of The Week: Whole Foods’ Boycott Of Canadian Oil Sands.

There was some big news the other day about Whole Foods and the Alberta oil sands. Seems that Whole Foods (where I shop, mind you, until I live somewhere there is a year-round Farmers Market) signed on to a campaign by ForestEthics, committing themselves to reducing their reliance on fuel that comes from the terribly [...]